Insight and Analysis
Familiarity brought Derel Walker back to Edmonton
After spending a season in Toronto, Derel Walker decided to make his way back to Edmonton for his third stint with the team. CFL.ca’s Kristina Costabile writes.
Ferguson: Uncovering the stories from QB throws in 2019
In this strange new way of life due to the COVID-19 pandemic, CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson had some extra time to take a look at every throw from 2019 to uncover the stories that they told.
Bryant on staying in Winnipeg: ‘No doubt this is where I wanted to be’
There was no doubt in Stanley Bryant’s mind that he wanted to remain a Blue Bomber and signed a one-year extension with the team. BlueBombers.com’s Ed Tait writes.
Fajardo: ‘I’m just excited for the opportunity at hand’
Cody Fajardo has signed a contract extension keeping him in Rider green through 2022 and the pivot is thrilled to be there.
Hardrick: ‘I was just happy I had a deal on the table’
After a year of uncertainty, Bombers offensive lineman Jermarcus Hardrick was thrilled to get an offer from Winnipeg. BlueBombers.com’s Ed Tait explains.
Morris: Back in Sask for less, Evans is hungry for more
Coming from Inglewood, California to Regina was a big change for Shaq Evans, but life playing football on the prairies has grown on the team’s top receiver. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris looks ...
Nye’s Crystal Ball: 7 bold predictions for 2021
With 2020 coming to a close, CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye takes a look at seven bold predictions for the new year.
‘What the?!’: The most bizarre plays of the last 4 years
CFL.ca takes a look back at the best moments that made you say ‘What The ?!’ of the last four years.
O’Leary: Players, coaches share silver linings of a difficult 2020
After the disappointment of a cancelled season set in, CFL players and coaches shared how they’ve made the most of their time in 2020. Home renovations, time with family and if you’re ...
O’Leary: Harris takes one for the team to help for 2021
He wasn’t able to make a play on the field in 2020, but Trevor Harris’ restructured contract helped his team get busy with its off-season moves, CFL.ca senior writer Chris ...
Nye: One thing I’d buy for every team on Boxing Day
With the holidays behind us, CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye takes a look at one thing he’d buy every CFL team on Boxing Day.
Hauled In: Remembering the best catches of the last half decade
From Bryan Burnham to Duron Carter, here are the best catches over the last five years.
Looking back at the best defensive plays of the last 6 years
Take a trip down memory lane with CFL.ca as we take a look at the best defensive plays of the last six seasons.
Morris: GMs facing new challenges after year away from football
General managers around the league are facing unique challenges this year after no football was played in 2020. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris writes.
The 10 Bombers free agency questions that need answers
Two reactions came from this perch when the Canadian Football League dropped its free agent list just over a week ago.
The first: certainly there are a zillion things to do before a ball gets put ...
O’Leary: A healthy, hungry Mike Reilly is ready for 2021
Some time away from the spotlight and an extra-long off-season bode well for Lions QB Mike Reilly, according to CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary .
O’Leary: Fajardo, Lawrence discuss the big bang moment of the 2019 season
The fourth play of the 2019 season-opener changed the careers of Zach Collaros, Cody Fajardo and Simoni Lawrence, says CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary. Its impact was felt all the way to ...
Nye: 5 burning questions for the Riders this winter
CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye zeros in on the five most critical needs for the Saskatchewan Roughriders as they prep for free agency and then the 2021 season.
O’Leary: Taking a closer look at the neg list reveal
With CFL teams revealing 10 players from their respective negotiation lists, CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary looks at a player of interest for each club.
Morris: With new contracts in hand, Riders brass prioritizing ’21 to-dos
Fresh off contract extensions, Jeremy O’Day and Craig Dickenson have the stamps of approval from management to attack a 2021 that has more questions than answers.
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